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A Convention of Printers.

CHICAGO, October IAN International
Convention OF the employing printers Oh
the United States and Canada has oeen
called to meet in Chicago on Tuesday,
October Is, 1887, for the purpose OF ue'
vising plans for united action upon inc
recent demand of the
typographical Union, that nine hours
Constitutes a days labor. Otner I'M m
portant matters will he presented ,or
consideration OF the convention. lne
csl recommends that in a town where 'hele
are no existing bodies OF employers mee9'
lngs be held at once and delegates hau,eu,
or it this action is not practlcaD'e 'n"'
Individual firms be re~preeented.
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Detroit Special: A corpse sixty feet iro"
the earth, hanging on a nest OF wires, 'pe
arms and legs moving p~erceptTbly like 1aes'
IN a string. This was the CHASTITY sign.
which greeted people at 8 O'CLOCK to'n'sp'
at the corner OF Woodw ward avenue and tne
70 minus Martius. The discoverer OF tn,s
shocking sight happened to be a man VII" I'm
. ire alarm box key and he called 1ne
Sanartment Three ladders we're erected IN
mid air and all t fell short Ss % Sas sss eos do S"e
18th an extension ladder and carried h hns
y ne;ohboring drug store, he mao ot tha
q aa ne,s sowe time, AMI his body during tae
t t;ms he hupe there had passed inc e'sS h;oe
current s'% :. It q ?; 4: ; entire n B;ss b. i ;%'EsSs@a's : 's5y'
N HnSe knows how long he had hung On
H. Nuo lies when discovered. An i"m .n ss.
the w,I ssthered to watch the efforts to Sc Sd
CROW" ths hndy. An operation atsenoro
cGts nreat danger because the electric ~
WIZ Eas stiiI On Corlis. In repairing o1
ienS;ro Tor q leak he had mace =
And.
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done in recent years. He lays there IL
wholeamountain OF it. The locality is lOo
or $50 miles from settlement.
NEW MINING TOWN.
N~ew,towns are springing up everywhere in
Montana. One has recently been lorated
four miles east OF Castle and chrlsteneo
Robertson" in honor Of George Robertson.
The rich mines Ct the Castle Mountains are
developing ore of magical richness. }. Il.
King is not visionary in proposing q rail-
road to run from Billings. the plan is FEAST
BILE and should be recognized and urged to
the front The present time is to decide the
future of Billings. The enterprise OF the
past seems at times dormant, out when
once felt by the people, a stir is made that
appears to grow spontaneously.
LOCATION.
The Buckeye mine, near Philipsburg, has
made an amended location. The stakes
have been moved about thirty feet east. in
order to keep the Granite Bell on its
ground.
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A Drum.

CHICAGO, October THE followingt troops
took part in the competitive drill to-day
Company A, Thirteenth Ohio; Company
u First Illinois; Toledo Cadets; Company
d, Third Wisconsin. and Company n.
First Colorado. The veteran hfe blu
drum corps of New York gave q perform
a,nce, Major Knott carrying the iam1us
drum which WAS carried by his grandiatnes
al the surrender of Lord Cornwal'is anu
1872.
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case the preliminary injunction heretofore
granted. The Judge ~enioins every common.
wealth's attorney in the State from nntA;n,
the law known 10 coupon erusher" into
1orce and effect. The aopinion Il verv
elaborate. and in it Judge Bond ch.r.ctey.
ICES the legislation of Virginia al act;nv IN
defiance Of the United States Governmsnt
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New YORK, October THE Board OF
Directors OF the Western Union to-day
officially ratified the contract for the pur-
chase OF the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph
lines, The Western Union at once took
formal possession, President Garrett, OF
the Baltimore & Ohio. who arrived from
Europe this morning, has given his appro-
val in legal form.
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The Record Finished,

CHICAGO, October THE work OF copy
iug the record on the Anarchist case, Tor
use in the United States Supreme Court, is
finished and the copy will 10 be sent to
Ottaw wa for comparison and certificatiOn
by tie clerk of the Illinois Supreme Court.
Captain Black will probably stort East
with the record about Monday.
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u,rmon Constitutional Convention.

s,1, LAKE CITY. October 7.-(Special to
The Miner.l-The Mormon Constitutional
Convention was called to order shortly
.ttor noon to-day, Delegate John J.. Caine
residing. Two-thirds OF the members
ror %nresent. The board appointed to
.onvass returns of the vote on constitu-
49,, re,orted the total vote was, consti.
t,tion-yeas, 1875; noes, 622.
Tho committee appointed last
July to draft memorial to
Congress reported they had prepared the
document. Report received and the con-
v0ntion went into executive session with
closed doors to consider the memorial. At
O'Clock tonight they are still in secret
session.
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cTRAYED ORsTOLEN.-s25 Reward.--strayed
- from Browns Guich range, near Fosters
ranch on or about Sept. 20, 1887, thirteen head
of mares and colts branded L.. S. on left shoulder:
one small roam mare with bell on her has colt
at side four weeks old. One crop-eared mare,
sorr.l /, with right front foot lame. One pinto
mae and pinto colt. One black mare colt Two
yearling horse colts. One roam mare colt. One
small Ray mare sucking colt. One two-year-old
dapple grey mare colt will pay sos reward for
delivery Of the animals or SIS for information
that will lead TO their recovery. L. Shambow,
VAUDEVILLE, Mon
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TAMPA, Fla, October 7.-Physicians here
this morning discovered the existence of
yellow fever. There are two cases. both Of
a mild type. One death has occurred.
People are panicstricken and the city Is be-
ing deserted. The fever will not likely be-
come epidemic for several days, il at all.
There is no cause for general alarm, as the
weather ia most favorable to health. and
an early frost is anticipated.
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,.s.r Police Espionage

Gable special: The police ssp,ou;es in.
london Radical meetings in oeeo ~ nav
l L1nuJ Policemen go so far as TO pay
s :s.s'' nigh. visit: to ; ss ssps.; ' it sss
r ns.:ea %>%,: :: going t. s1. ask par: ;%p% en- men,!
s sosss!on: and TIER ;d.s SS{se sh is persons person: they
visit. The Radicals are ;e. %xsr Interference,
|; !; : ssss:s. :s9 60 to so mi: !" 6: e ii i. e ; ssis:
from Their ss d'o %sss' outside as well as i" Par
lament.
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Board of Missions Adjourned

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October LINE
hnal session OF the seventy-eighth annua.
meeting of the American Board was neio
this morning. Rev. DR.. A. H. Plumb OF
Boston, offered a resolution for the ap-
pointment Of a resolution for the appoint
inent OF a special committee OF seven 20
investigate the method Of the Prudent'ai
Committee. This, after debate: was ialo
on tue table. The usual complimentary
resolutions and farewell address were
made. The next meeting will be held ~
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Failed for q Half Million.

Troy, N. Y, October 7.-Ogden, CaIder&
Co.. bankers and brokers, made an assign
ment this morning. Liabilities believed to
he inward OF half q million. The assign
ment provides for paymentin full Of depos-
itors in the savings department..
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Reat his Own Record.

PHILADELPHIA, October IA testimonial
in the shape OF an athletic exhibition to
WIN. Byrd Page, champion running high
Jumper Of the world, was given by an ath.
letic association to-day. Page made q run
ming high jump and succeeded in breaking
his own record of ak feet three.quarter inch
by jumping six feet four inches. He was
afterwards presented with a gold watch.
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Tho Cause of tho Outbreaks.

TUCSON, A. t.. October S.-The United
States Grand Jury, in session here. has
discovered that an organized band Of cattle
thieves has been stealing cattle from In
dams on the San Carlos reservation during
the past year. Several very prominent
citizens are implicated. The white men
who stole the cattle changed the Indian
brand into their own, which had been
purposely made to closely resemble 1t. 1t
is now thought that much OF the Indian
trouble is Indirectly due to their cattle
stealing.
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A Stockman Skipped.

TOPEKA, October 7.--Considerabl bic excite
ment was created tonight by the
ment that Frank johnson, a well-kuown
stockman of the Maple Hill live stock
farm, had made a hasty assignment and
skipped out for some unknown place. His
liabilities are placed at SIS, 900. Jackson's
father is the heaviest loser.
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OdiOus Discrimination.

WASHINGTON, October TN the report OF
Minister Hubbard to the Department OF
State, wherein b egivos information relative
to the trade OF Japan in 1886, he intimates
chat America is Disseminated against in
awarding of Government contracts Tor pub
lie works..
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Earthquake Panics in Cuba.

HAVANA. October lowing to the al
most daily shocks OF earthquake IN san
tiago de Cuba, q panic has seized the IN
babitants, and business is almost com
pletely suspended.
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LONDON, October 1.-THE
which was obtained by Rev. P. D. O'Rea'
gan against Captain Piunkett, Tor tres
mass, has been dismissed by the magistrate
on the ground of irregu'arity.
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nun11N. October THE hearing in the
case of VIM. O'Brien was adjourned, peho-
ing the decision OF an appeal to the Super
ior Court by the Crown in the case against
Lord Mayor Sullivan.
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Journalist Dead.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Edward K. Dim
s+.ad. Of the Journal OF Commerce., anu
ormerly OF the Chicago COurant ana
Times, died to-day, aged d..
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THE ENGLISH COPPER MARKET.

THE ENGLISH coPPER MARKET.
James Lewis & Sons Liverpool circular,
September 16. has this to say:
notwithstanding the numerous features
favorable to an advance IN vaiues|-tne
steady reduction OF stocks. good deliveries.
diminished supplies from Chile. Austra'a
and Japan, large business 1or ihoia anu
the low price compared with that rullhG
when etocks were last at their present level
Chile Bars have steadily declined during
the mast fortnight from f4O Is I'd to t39
l2s Cd per ton for cash.
This decline appears to be chiefly due to
the larpe forward sales OF Anaconda matte
for delivery during the month OF November
and the fear OF increased supplies from the
other Montana mines. We have it, how
awer IN the best authority, that no matte
ia likely to be sent here this yearfromt those
belonging to the New Boston and Montana
1,omnanv. and we zee 10 reason TO alter
o,r estinate OF the SECOND OF August as to
the ouantitv tt come to England during
tho remainder of this year. while the ship
ments to + rance will probably be less than
we then anticipated. owing to the Scarcity
of lake copper caused by the Calumet q
/ Hecla fire, which has now been put out,
though the actual ELECTS OF IL are ho' ye'
known.
,.;d 10 ke copper in New York for January
delivery. As the sales here OF anaconda
waite at IS per unit or 4.O4 d. per pound
| ~ 6ne copper, only represent about ~
cents per pound in Jew York, it appears
| that the lake companies are now realizing
nearly 80 PEI e, cent so1t mo,s e iSr shs;s 'o nb5eh
ship their produce to England;
Stocks Of Copper-Chilian: in Liverpool
nd Swansea, 36,461 tons fine; in France
737 tons fine. American. in Liverpool and
swansea, 50 tons fine; in France. $40 tons
Sns Sundries, in Liverpool and Swansea,
s'i71 tons fine; in London, 4,ossr tons
ine; in Franc 4; 100 tons fine. Total;
44,oo9. AAoat as advised by mail ana
From Australia, 1900 tons fine. Total
visible supply. SO, 729 tons fine: roo
Quotations to-day are: Chill a bars th ass
Us. Cd. cash, and 4 81. 80: tnT rec
5d. to 7s. 3D.. and American matte %
ner unit.
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sH1LoH's vITALIZER is what you need for
Constipation, LOSS of Appetite, Dizziness and all
symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is cents
per bottle, NEWTON BROS.
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A Funny Reason.

PARIS. October Tin consequences OF the
d.o4b y, tho Sultan OF Morocco an iron
| clad has been ordered to proceed to Ian
| eiers.
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption cure is
sold by MS on a guarantee. 1t cures Consump-
ton, NEWTON BROS.
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CATARRH Cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Reme;E Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. NEWTON BROS.
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Enforcing His Injunction.

RICHMOND, Va, October SIN tho First
Circuit Court to-day Judge Bond fined At
torney-General Ayers $500 for bringing
suits upder the law known as coupon
crusher'' in d~isobedience of his injunction
order, and committed him to the custody
of the marshal until the fine is paid. He
also fined the Commonwealth's attorneys
of Fauquier and Loudown counties for
d%isobeying the same order, and committed
them until the fines are paid and the suits
brought are dismissed.
PREFERRED TO BE IN JAIL.
Acknowledgement Ayres and Common
wealth Attorney John NJ. Scott, OF Eau
quier County, remained in the custody Of
deputy marshals until 10 O'Clock tonight,
when they were taken to Jail. They de-
cided to adopt that course rather than
have a deputy marshal constantly dog
ging their footsteps. and Judge Bond had
ordered they should be in actual, and not
constructive custody. They propose now.
as soon as a record can be made out, to
apply to the United States Supreme Court
for a writ of habeas corpus. Governor
Lee visited them in Jail tonight.
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PECULIAR FORMATION.

Helena Herald: ia. McConville, a Butte
,-oanector. who has recently returned from
q. trip in Northwestern Montana near the
Rr;t;sh line, brings back some samples OF "a
-.o,,;or formation he ound in h a
,o"ntrv. In some respects it. resembles
LA and in Others it is more like Stag from
- snelter. or cinders from a soft coal stove
r. :. u;neralixed and the colors are com
n.r.tiyely fresh - if the smelling had been
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Or. LIEEIC,

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cure. The reason thou sands cannot get cured of
seminal weakness and the above disease ia
nwlna 20 Il complication called Pr statorrhea.
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Invigorator No. 2, is a specific cure for Prosta-
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the unnaturai loss effects the vital organs which
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Railroad Indemnity Lands.

Washington, October THE Secretary
Of the Interior to-day rendered two i'm
portant decisions affecting the right OF
land grant railroads to indemnity lands,
the question being the extent to which the
right Of selection to such lands can be
exercised. The question arose upon an
adjustment made by the Commissioners OF
the General Land Office OF q grant OF the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railway. The Secretary reverses the posi-
ton OF the Commissioner that the COM
PAW was entitled to indemnity on account
Of prior grants for other purposes, in
Guiding swamp grants, Indian reservation
and moieties of other roads nder
contemperonous grants. The Commits
sioner also
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virginia Legislation CODdemn00'

'TrRihia LegfsIatiOn COnue""0"
RICHMOND, Va, October Judge bono,
Oh the United States Court. to-day rendered.
a decision in several coupon cases before
MIN in which he makes perpetual in each
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CHANGED THE TERRITORIAL LIMIT

Of the grant 80 as to exclude therefrom
several thousand acres which were formerly
included therein. This the Secretary holds
cannot be done. The Commissions
treated the grant to the Wisconsin Central
road as being cOntemporaneous with That
Of the Omaha roads, deducted from the
%latter's grant one.half OF the lands within
the overlapping ten-mile limit of the former
and six limit OF the latter. amounting TO
about 139. 900 acres. The Secretary holds
that the grant to the Omaha Company
within it's six mile limits was prior in date,
and awards that company all lands within
the conflicting limits.
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QUESTION FOR woRKINaMEN

VUEbTION FUR WONAIN0WHN
at this time is not the far of issue OF land
taxation, but shall laboring people concen-
trate every effort upon passing q law
through the very next session OF Congress.
making exclusion of Chinese from the
country absolute? He will urge that the
hands OF Democrats be strengthened, their
representatives at present being, in his
opinion. the strongest anti Chinese advo-
Gates. It will be an UNNECESSARILY greater
victory, he thinks, for the workingmen OF
New York now to help to pass the Mitchell
antiIChinese bill WIN Congress assemblies
than for the sake of a side issue to weaken
the Democracy and directly strengthen the
pro-Chinese Republicans. After leaving
New York Kearney proposes to renew the
anti-Chinese agitation in the principal cit.
les of Canada.
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THE

Dennis Kssrney Going to New York to
Take . Hand in the Thrss.Oor,.r,d
Fight There.
CHICAGO, October T. Dennis Kearney.
tho ~agitator. arrived in Chicago from the
Pacific coast this morning and left for New
York in the afternoon to take part In the
t~hree-cornered political struggle wagine
between Democrats, Republicans and the
followers OF Henry George. Kearney, on
reaching Chicago, made an immediate
effort to SEQ the condemned Anarchists,
particularly Parsons. The Pacific coast
agitator was quietly, but firmly denied
admission to the jail by the officers in
charge. He went away lamenting and
telling how four years ago he had advised
Parsons to leave bombs alone and take to
ballots or he would surely got his neck IL
a halter, but Parsons only laughed.
Kearney says that in New York he will
make = series ofspeeches taking the ground
that tho
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CONSUMPTION,

which Is Scrofulous Disease Of the
Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested
and cured BY this God.given remedy, II takei'
before the last stages of the disease are reached.
from its wonderful owe over this terribly
fatal disease, when first Offering this now eel
sbrated remedy, to - the e,,} RubliiSf. pr Pr tF !i!oRSe.
sum ptfOn Cure,,, but abandoned that name
as too limited for a medicine. which, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen
ing, Alternative, or blood-cleansing anti,oiilous
pectoral, and nutritive properties, is ~unequalso
not only US a remedy for consumption OF tn
lungs. but for all
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|CURES ALL HUMORS,

from 8 common BlOtch, or EFuptf0ns
20 the worst Scrofula.> Salt.rheum M,
-sFever.sores,'' Scaly or Eongh skin,
in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are arr
:nVigorating medicine. Great Eating Ul-
cers rapidly heal under it's benign influence.
Especially has it manifested its potency IN
Iuncles, Sore Eyes, ScrofulO1s Sores
and SWellings, HIP. Joint Disease
White SWeiiings, Goitre,. or Thick
Tents In stamps for q large treatise, with col
pred plates, on. Skin Diseases, or the same
amount for 9 treatise on Scrofnlons AGeGtionsss,
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DR.. Pierce's
EOIden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, q fair skin, bu0yant sPi r.
cOnnstitutiOn, win be established.
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%POSToFFicE TIME TABLE,

IN fnT FOR ALL. $50 A WEEK and ex-
Ikk penses paid. Outfit worth % and
oA'A particulars free. r. o. Vickery
Augusta, Ne.
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= Of THE
Blood, and Lungs.

If you feel dull. drowsy, debilitated, hav=
sallow color of skin, or acknowledgment spot
on face or body, frequent headache or dlzzl-
ness. bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chile.
alternating with hot flashes, low SPIRITS att
gloomy, %borebodings, irregular appetite; ga. arc
coated tongue. you are sunerlng IRON inaa"
Or sBilfOmsness.''> In many cases only
part Of these symptoms are experienced. A.
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Golden mas H.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood
ShOrtness of Breath, Br0nchft1s
Sindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy
Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce
book on Consumption. Sold by Druggists
PRICE $l.00, fSR 1875:
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MONTANA DIVIDEND MINES.

Following is a list OF Montana dividend
paying mines and the paid by
them during the last nine months:
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INNING NEWS.

4 0rise Of Notes From Elleston, Montana
quartz Claim Patents-List of Mon
esns -Divtdend-Psying Mines. and
Amount Paid by Them During the Past
Rine MOnths-The English Copper Mar
ket-Other Items.